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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1957

Page

6

Eastern Star Chapter installs officers for 1957 58

With the motto Faith and Tolerance the Bluefield Chapter No. 66 of the Order of the Eastern Star installed its officers for the 1957 58 year. Front row reads R L McCoy Edna McCoy associate patron and matron Mildred Maynor Earl Maynor worthy patron and matron Barbara Aguirre Warder.

Bluefield Order of the Eastern Star R. L. McCoy Edna McCoy Mildred Maynor Earl Maynor Barbara Aguirre

DAR Meeting Highlights Local Music Education Talk

The John Chapman chapter Daughters of the American Revolution met at Mrs. Kell's home with forty members and guests. Mrs. Otis Biven was introduced. Miss Tempe Osborne spoke on American music history and its roots, noting influences from the South, Indians, cowboys, and early New England settlers. Miss Mary Lou Roach performed three solos with Miss Virginia Bates as accompanist.

John Chapman Daughters of the American Revolution 8. J. Kell E. E. Thacker, Sr O. W. Framer Harold Altizer Ases R. 8. Kerfoot Otis Biven E. L. Gage B. E. Bates Tempe Osborne Bluefield Miss Osborne America New England Mary Lou Roach Virginia Bates Kerfoot

Bible School at Raven Va Closes Today

Daily Vacation Bible School at Raven Methodist Church ends today after a weeklong session begun Monday June 2. Morning sessions run 9:30 to noon with a noon picnic for church members and students. program listed for Sunday at ten oclock.

Bible School Raven Raven Methodist Church Madeline Harris Bert Reedy Ruth Hinkle A. W. Horton, Jr Ebb Lane William Meade Alice Casey Herber Boyd Gratten Webb Peggy Nicewander Roy Reedy Ae Jamison Shelby E Any Ross Wiliam Meatie Judy

Local Poff and Area Visits Highlight Pearisburg News

Pearisburg notes show Mr and Mrs Herman Poff visiting Bluefield while Mr and Mrs ee Poff plan to return to Switchback to settle in. Miss (name unreadable) returns to Virginia after a short visit with parents in Switchback. Mrs Rissie Tackett visits daughter Mrs Walter Pauley in Lynchburg. Mrs Dewey Adams and Mrs John Kegley visit Eva Greene and Miss June Adams in Roanoke. Miss June Crigger returns from two week vacation with Mr and Mrs Richard Spivey of English. Miss Wilma Yates returns to New Jersey where she previously worked. Mrs Virgil Crawford visits daughter Mrs Ray Conners in Switchback. Mrs Marcella Tabor visits Howard Hanes, patient at Giles Memorial Hospital in Pearisburg.

Pearisburg Herman Poff Bluefield Ee Poff Bob Johnson Switchback Chicago Miss En Va Onael Dewey Rissie Tackett Walter Pauley Lynchburg, Va Dewey Adams John Kegley Roanoke Eva Greene June Adams June Crigger Richard Spivey Wilma Yates New Jersey Virgil Crawford Ray Conners Switch- Cx Marcella Tabor Howard Hanes Giles Memorial Hospital

James R Allen to spend three weeks in Virginia

James Ronnie Allen son of Mr and Mrs Ulmer Allen of Poca hontas Virginia Beach Virg inia will spend three weeks on vacation in Norfolk and visit the Jamestown Festival making a brief local personals note

James Ronnie Allen Ulmer Allen Pocahontas, Va Norfolk Virginia Beach

Saltville Briefs Local visits and family visits noted

Numerous short notes record visits across the region. Will Terry of Corn Valley stayed with relatives, Connie Kestner visited Jane Widner, and Davis town residents visited at Helton and Puckett farms. Other entries mention family visits from Allison Gap, Jones Bridge, Quarry, Bristol, Bluefield, and Abbs Valley with various relatives.

Saltville Dewey Snead Will Terry Corn Valley Russell County Virginia Connie Kestner Jane Widner Jones Chapel School Bill Sparr Montgomery Marvin Ronnie Davistown J. R. Helton Linda Woodward Otis M. Helton Oma Umbarger Anna Mae Lurber James Rowe W. M. Puckett W. B. Johnson George Terry Wayne Allison Gap Jack Kestner Bonnie Jones Bridge Ployd Poston Farm T. Davis Jesse R. Helton Cora Henderson Arthur Quarry Leslie Keith Bristol Tenn Margaret Elkins Dona Sue Horton Bluefield Shelma Blaine Maines B. G. Maines Ruby Jones Ossie Jones J. W. Searberry Clayton Scarberry Abbs Valley Tom Lambert

Mrs Heller Discharged From Bluefield Sanitarium

Mrs Arthur Heller discharged from Bluefield Sanitarium after treatment and is now at home on Mulberry Street.

Arthur Heller Bluefield

Informal Gardens Talk At Pink Dogwood Garden Club

The Pink Dogwood Garden Club met at 2017 Wythe Avenue with Mrs. J. M. Studebaker hosting and Mrs. Van W. Martin co hostess. Mrs. Roy S. Thompson spoke on informal gardens, linking them to friendship and flowers.

Dogwood Garden Club J. M. Studebaker Wythe Avenue van W. Martin Bovenizer Bonham Dorothy Riely David Steiner

State Golf Association Convenes At Greenbrier

The Woman's State Golf Association meets at the Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs with women qualifying on Wednesday July 3. Local attendees include Edith Porter Myrt Williams Mina Rish Natalie St Clair Eunice Gross Eloise White Florence Anderson Jane Goodykoontz and Nancy Sasser. A terrace cocktail party hosted by the men precedes a ladies party on Saturday with awards and a championship flight playoff Sunday. The group counts twenty eight country clubs as members.

Woman's State Golf Association Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs Herbert A. Porter Bramwell Aesruiawvu Billie T. Williams Jr Edith Porter Bluefield Myrt Williams Mina Rish Natalie St. Clair Eunice Gross Eloise White Florence Anderson Jessee Taylor Jane Goodykoontz Jewell Stowers Margaret Elliot Princeton Nancy Sasser Priday

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